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Sequential Analysis
Design Methods and Applications
Volume 6, 1987 - Issue 2
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Estimation of the size of a finite population in sequatial sampling:truncatedcombinatiorial numbers

Sven Berg Department of Statistics, University of Lund, PO Box 7008, Lund, S-220 07, Sweden
Pages 165-177 | Published online: 29 Mar 2007

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Moloy De & Samindranath Sengupta. (2003) Bernoulli Sequential Estimation of the Size of a Finite Population. Sequential Analysis 22:1-2, pages 95-106.
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S. Zacks, C.A. de B. Pereira & J.G. Leite. (1990) Bayes sequential estimation of the size of a finite population. Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference 25:3, pages 363-380.
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